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Retirees and certain beneficiaries must be paid on a set schedule, and many must designate a bank account for deposit of their retirement payments.
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A member loaned to another government must keep membership and get system credit for the service if the service is authorized under section 78-27, the member returns to former employment within 90 days after the service ends, and the receiving government meets section 78-27 requirements.
United States — Hawaii
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A member may lose membership after long absence from service or if the member withdraws contributions, retires, or dies.
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This section says when a former member returns to service, they must rejoin under set conditions, and some returned contributions and service-credit rules depend on service dates, years of credited service, and whether contributions were withdrawn.
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Certain public employees with at least 60 days of unused sick leave may get extra retirement service credit.
United States — Hawaii
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County councils and affected independent boards or commissions must appropriate the money needed to pay the post-retirement allowance.
United States — Hawaii
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If a member has already withdrawn two prior retirement applications and files a third one, the member cannot withdraw the third application and must retire on the date stated in it.
United States — Hawaii
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Retirement allowance credit is based on the member’s membership service, unused sick leave credit, and any prior service.
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This provision is repealed.
United States — Hawaii
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This section sets when a member becomes eligible for a service retirement allowance, including age and credited-service thresholds, a written retirement application window, and a special rule for legislators.
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A retiring member is entitled to a retirement allowance calculated under this section’s formulas, with different rules based on age, service category, and when membership began.
United States — Hawaii
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The system must finalize certain retirement benefits within six months, and late finalization can trigger interest or fees.
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Some members who joined before July 1, 2012 can get an unreduced service retirement allowance if they meet the listed EMT service conditions, even if they have not reached age 55.
United States — Hawaii
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Retirement benefits must start by a member’s required beginning date, and missed payments can trigger retroactive payment with interest.
United States — Hawaii
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A qualifying member may be retired on ordinary disability retirement if the required medical certification is made and the service threshold is met.
United States — Hawaii
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A member retiring for ordinary disability is entitled to a maximum retirement allowance based on 1.75% of average final compensation for each year of credited service, with special computation rules for judges, elective officers, and legislative officers.
United States — Hawaii
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This section lets the board retire a member for service-connected disability if the member is permanently incapacitated from duty and the required filings and certifications are made.
United States — Hawaii
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The board of regents may create and run a separate optional retirement system for University of Hawaii employees, and eligible employees must choose their retirement system under the stated rules.
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A member retiring for a service-connected disability must receive the member’s accumulated contributions and a retirement allowance equal to 50% of average final compensation.
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This provision defines average final compensation and sets how it must be calculated for different member groups and service periods.